After a disappearance lasting over 130 years, California’s Tulare Lake has returned, reclaiming its place in the San Joaquin Valley and swallowing approximately 94,000 acres of private farmland.

Over a century ago, Tulare Lake connected communities and supplied life to an area of California. Then, once humans got involved, the lake dried up by 1890, and the once-thriving water source in ...

Kings Co. Farm Bureau suing state over Tulare Lake subbasin probation The Kings County Farm Bureau is firing back at the State Water Resources Control Board after it ordered restrictions on ...

People are already enjoying our local Lake Kaweah, but the Tulare County Fire Department is urging people to be safe.